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Trades about 210% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Shanxi Guoxin Energy Corporation Limited's core business revolves around the exploration and usage of natural gas, complemented by the provision of consulting services. Its extensive operations encompass the entire lifecycle of natural gas pipeline networks, from their initial planning and construction to ongoing management, operation, and franchising. The firm is also tasked with the storage, distribution, and sale of natural gas in various states, such as pipeline gas, compressed natural gas, and liquefied natural gas. Furthermore, the company undertakes the development and management of natural gas fueling stations, thermal power plants fueled by gas, and integrated gas and oil/gas stations, alongside overseeing urban gas pipeline infrastructure. Established in 1992, the entity was formerly known as Shanghai Lianhua Synthetic Fiber Co., Ltd. before officially adopting the name Shanxi Guoxin Energy Corporation Limited in July 2014. Its main offices are situated in Taiyuan, China.
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